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[^17]: Fuller et al., 2014. THIS REFERENCE IS NOT IN THE BIBLIOGRAPHY
[^17]: Fuller et al., 2014.
[^18]: Doggett, *Sorghum*; Hulse et al., *Sorghum and Millets*; Snowden, *The Cultivated Races of Sorghum*.
[^19]: On the Eastern Sahara, see Wasylikowa et al, 1995. THIS REFERENCE IS NOT IN THE BIBLIOGRAPHY. On Central
[^19]: On the Eastern Sahara, see Wasylikowa et al, 1999. On Central
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[^20]: Rowley-Conwy, "Sorghum from Qasr Ibrim"; Rowley-Conwy et al., "Ancient DNA from